

What does one use that much DDR for?


What does one use that much DDR for?


fiat money isn’t real


Lawbreakers was very fun and I miss it. Here’s to his newfound sobriety and hopefully a new cliffy B game announced in the next decade.
and there’s the unhinged strawman argument right on time that tells me everything I need to know about your opinions. have a good one 👍
You don’t know whether or not someone was fired for it or not. They aren’t obligated to do everything in their power to appease people like you who jump to wild conclusions based on a single piece of flimsy evidence because chances are you would still go on trying to sustain this weird narrative anyway.
This isn’t 2016 anymore. Nazis and white supremacists don’t operate in hiding. They’re in seats of major power. Believing they’re secretly in control of a niche gaming market based on an email and a nonchalant response is just cringe behavior from people who need to touch grass.
ngl if this is the only proof there is of them being nazis then I don’t believe they’re nazis. If they were, there would be more evidence beyond an email subject and I doubt a nazi organization would put these symbols in a random email anyway.
This is just fodder for people who like to performatively accuse everyone of being a nazi for their dopamine fix while knowing zero about how actual nazi organizations function or behave.
So your examples for why they’re bad are something they did a decade ago and something they did because the alternative was losing their entire Chinese market.
You’re scraping the barrel. GOG must be doing things right if this is all you can come up with.


It’s self-cannibalizing also. Layoffs are now the only way for them to maximize profits enough for their shareholders to get their ROI, and in the future even that won’t be enough. They will be drained of every ounce of value that can be extracted of them and then discarded. Such is the fate of every company that gets in bed with wall street.


they aren’t going public or bust. there is no incentive for them to go public and they are sitting on a dragon hoard of cash with relatively few employees who are all multi millionaires. they’re the most successful private company there is, so there’s no reason why anyone there would want to change things just to get shareholder money. they don’t need shareholder money.


Which is exactly why I didn’t buy it. I don’t trust megacorporations to keep these services running if they don’t become successful at the level of peak fortnite, and neither should anyone else.
New world looked great but the fact that Amazon was footing the bill meant it’s days were limited.


does non-kernal level anticheat work anymore if basically all cheaters operate at the kernel level at this point?


A motto was never going to stop them from going sour. Any corporation that gets large enough and is publicly traded is going to attract sociopaths, narcissists and other Patrick Bateman wannabes to the positions of leadership within the corp like sharks to chum. It is a matter of when that gradual shift from good people to bad people takes place, not if.
The problem is that our economy and corporate structures reward the scummiest people because they’re the best at making profits.


Delete the discord.


The investors who own the AAA market want steam gone because they distribute the indie games that are destroying the AAA market. Our current administration is fully of cronies who do the bidding of the ultra wealthy.


What makes you think everyone in america is doing that? What does that have to do with valve?


You’re describing teamspeak 3. It’s on version 6 now and has those features.
It’s because the only way to become a famous musician anymore is nepotism. You have to be born into a wealthy well connected family so you can get record contracts and actually have the time to hone your craft.
What you’re seeing are industry plants; the hobby of trust fund kids.
Interesting. I use tons of bookmarks and close tabs/firefox frequently so I often forget that web browsers are capable of using that much memory.